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Fabrics: Top traditional fabrics

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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background:

The Red Sorghum National Costume, also known as "Hong Gaoliang," is one of the traditional costumes of the Han ethnic group in China.

It originated in rural areas of northern China, particularly in Shanxi, Shaanxi, and Hebei provinces.

This costume is famous for its bright red color and unique design, and it is typically worn by women.

The design of the Red Sorghum National Costume was inspired by the natural environment and agricultural culture of northern China.

The bright red color symbolizes harvest and prosperity.

The patterns on the costume are usually plants, animals, or geometric shapes that represent local culture and traditions.

The Red Sorghum National Costume has a long history in China.

Over the past few decades, with the development of the Chinese economy and social changes, this costume has gradually been replaced by modern clothing.

However, in recent years, more and more people have begun to pay attention to and appreciate this traditional cultural heritage.

In addition to being a part of fashion, the Red Sorghum National Costume also has important historical significance.

It is an important component of traditional Chinese culture and reflects the respect and love of the Chinese people for the natural environment and agricultural culture.

By inheriting and protecting this cultural heritage, we can better understand and appreciate Chinese history and culture.

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